Dr Kry is the Yandere of all time, I want him.
Deja vu / Welcome home
doctor!yandere OC x fem!reader
Summary: 8 years have passed. Dr Kry gets your son as his patient and decides to get you back once and for all — and to keep you forever.
Warnings: kidnapping, manipulation, gaslighting, blackmail, drugs, medicine, involuntarily removing clothes
Word count: 4.6k
A/N: here you have him, all to yourself :)
It’s just like any day. Nothing out of the ordinary. Dr Kry looks down at his patient list. Just three people, one being a seven year old boy. It won’t be hard. he might even get to go home early today. He has leg pain, possibly a broken foot.
Dr Kry grabs a wheelchair and walks out into the waiting room where he sees the little boy sitting all alone on a chair, swinging his legs carefully.
“Noah?” he asks.
The little boy looks up and jumps down from his seat. He limps. Dr Kry smiles warmly and holds out his hand to help the little boy up in the chair.
“Are you here alone?” Dr Kry asks and starts to push the wheelchair.
“Yes … mom and dad couldn’t get of off work”, the little boy mumbles.
“You have nothing to be afraid of, I will take very good care of you. You’re very brave to come here all by yourself. Like a big boy.”
Noah giggles. Dr Kry smiles slightly, feeling his heart swell. He does like children … just not the loud, crying ones.
“There we go”, Dr Kry says as they enter his office. He sinks down in his chair. “Now, won’t you tell me what happened to you? It says in your journals that you have some leg pain.”
“I hurt myself while playing football”, Noah answers. “The grass was wet and I slipped.”
“You have to be careful playing sports. Too many injuries and then it’ll be irreversible.”
“Oh …”
Dr Kry senses the fear creeping over the little boy. He smiles warmly.
“I’m sure there’s nothing to be afraid of”, he reassures him. “I’m going to take an x-ray scan of you. You’re a brave boy, you’ll let me do it, won’t you?”
Noah nods carefully. Dr Kry smiles and ruffles his hair. He takes out the x-ray machine and moves the little boy over to the bed. He’s careful and comforts Noah along every step. He can tell that the little boy’s foot has gotten sprained.
“Alright, brave boy”, he says and removes the machine. “You have a sprained ankle.”
“Is that bad?” Noah asks with wide, tearful eyes.
“No, it’s not. It could have been broken and then you’d have some troubles, but this is nothing.”
He picks up the journal to write it down when something catches his eyes. The full name of Noah’s mother is so familiar. Dr Kry can feel his heart stop. It can’t be true.
“Noah, is your mother Y/N L/N?” he asks while trying to control the tremble in his voice.
“She has a new last name now”, Noah says. “That’s her name before she married dad.”
An invisible punch lunches against Dr Kry’s chest. But he feels a weird liberation. After eight long years he might finally meet you again. You can be together again!
“Why?” Noah asks quietly.
“Nothing, nothing”, Dr Kry says quickly and smiles. “She’s just an old friend of mine. Nice to see her name again …” He looks around. “I should uh … move you … to a room instead. I think you’ll have to stay here overnight.”
“No! I don’t want to sleep here! I want my mom …”
So do I, Dr Kry wants to say.
“It’s okay”, he says. “I’ll stay with you. And maybe your mom can come too.”
He lifts the young boy in his arms and walks out of his office. He holds one of his hands in the back of Noah’s neck, gulping. This is the closest he’s been to you since you escaped from him. Your DNA is in the very boy he’s holding. Dr Kry nods. He has to protect this little boy.
He takes the elevator up, looking at Noah in the mirror with a small smile. Dr Kry walks into the room. The exact same room he kept you in eight years ago. He places you down in the exact same bed you’ve been lying in. He has kept the room the same as it was when you left, in hopes of you one day returning. The books in the shelves are still there with their bookmarks showing where you stopped. He can’t wait for you to pick up where you left off.
“I’ll go call your mom”, Dr Kry says and lifts up the journal.
He copies the telephone number from the page into his phone. His hands are trembling. He can’t believe that he’s going to speak with you again! Dr Kry walks out into the corridor and dials. He holds the phone to his ear, swallowing.
“Hello?”
Your sweet voice is enough to cause his legs to shake. He suddenly feels like a schoolboy again. Oh, how he hates it.
“Y/N …”, he whispers out when remembering how to speak.
Silence.
“Why are you calling me?” you ask harshly. “How did you get my number?!”
“Your son came into my office and-”
“Oh my God! Don’t touch him, please! Kry, please, he’s innocent.”
Hearing you plead like that again gives him the confidence back.
“Don’t freak out now”, he says. “I’m not going to hurt him. Better yet, I’ll cure him … but I won’t let him go unless you come here. Alone. And if you tell anyone I’ll have to cause an … accident. You’re familiar with those, aren't you?”
“You fucking madman, Kry!”
He smiles.
“So you’ll come?” he asks excitedly. “I’ll see you in twenty minutes then. I’ll be waiting.”
He hangs up.
You barely park the car. You're not sure it's even straight in the parking space, but, frankly, at the moment that's the least of your concerns. With a heart beating in your ears, you run towards the hospital's that once nearly killed you. You can tell that he's waiting in the lobby. Abruptly, you stop. He looks the exact same as he did eight years ago. Your heart drops. Suddenly you feel like you did all those years ago — heavy, small and cloudy. It's as if the poison has entered your veins again.
Dr Kry smiles and jogs over to you before he wraps his arms around you. You're too stunned to move.
"Y/N, oh my God, it's actually you", he whispers, fingers digging into your back. "You're so pretty."
You finally get control over your limbs. Harshly, you push him back. He's visibly upset by your action, but keeps his composure.
"I just want my son, Kry", you say with make believe courage. “I’m not here to forgive you.”
“Very well”, he sighs out shortly and fixes his white lab coat. “I understand.”
“Just show me where he is.”
“I think you know the way very well.”
Your eyes widen. Mortified, you shake your head. Dr Kry revels in your fear. It’s your punishment for leaving him. You should be scared of him after everything you’ve done to him.
“Kry … no …”, you plead in a low voice, feeling smaller than ever. “I don’t want to go there! Just get me my son, this isn’t funny.”
“Do you really want me to go alone and get your son?”
You realize the danger and quickly change your mind. Dr Kry waits patiently. He doesn’t have to rush things. He has you right where he wants you. You’re in his territory now, he’s in charge again.
“No, no, no”, you ramble in panic and quiet down, relaxing voluntarily. “Okay, fine … I’ll come with you.”
“Good girl.” He holds out his arm towards the elevators. “Shall we?”
You glare at him before walking in front of him. When you pass him, you can tell that there’s a wicked grin plastered on his face. You’re very well aware that you’re walking right into the lion’s den, but what other choice do you have? Your son is here all alone in the hands of a madman. As a mother, you can’t leave him here.
Dr Kry presses the elevator button and the doors slide to the sides. You walk in and curl up in the corner of the metallic elevator, hugging yourself and hating how you feel so small. You shouldn’t. Dr Kry moves closer.
“Don’t cry, little one”, he says comfortingly.
That nickname.
“Don’t call me that”, you tell him. You’re meant to say it firmly, but it comes out as another pathetic plead.
He terrify you like none other, still, after all these years.
He cups your face between his large hands. Never before have you wished that the elevator ride could be quicker. He caresses your cheeks with his thumbs lovingly. It makes you sick.
“Your son is okay”, he whispers, ice blue eyes staring right into yours. “And I do not intend to hurt him.
“You fucking liar”, you whisper and sob.
He collects a tear with his thumb and stares at it adoringly before leaning forward and kissing your forehead. Finally, you gain control of yourself and push him off.
“Let me go!” you shout angrily.
The elevator doors finally open and you scurry past him out into the familiar corridor. Dr Kry grabs your arm firmly, stopping you abruptly. You spin around to meet him with a hammering heart.
“Before we go in, you need to get yourself together”, he warns you. “Your son is in there. Do you want to scare him with your tears and frantic behavior?”
“Of course not”, you whimper.
Dr Kry picks up his handkerchief from his lab coat pocket and hands it to you.
“Then wipe your tears”, he advices you softly. “We’ll do some breathing exercises.”
You dry your eyes and take a deep breath, hating that you once again follow his lead. When he’s satisfied, he walks over to the door that kept you locked in for months and months on end. You stop, preparing yourself. You’re not sure how you’ll react to seeing the room. After you escaped, you’ve dreamt nightmares about it.
“Sweetheart, are you alright?” Dr Kry asks, sounding genuinely concerned.
“Yes, I’m fine”, you say coldly.
He opens the door and you walk in, heart skipping a beat when you see your poor little boy sitting in the same bed you’ve been tied to.
“Noah!” you breathe out and run over, hugging him tightly. “How are you? Are you okay? Are you hurt?”
“My leg is broken”, he mumble embarrassedly.
“Not broken, little man”, Dr Kry smiles. “Sprained, remember? It’ll be okay in no time.”
You hug your son again, trying to hide how terrified you really are. Dr Kry stands behind you and watches you with loving eyes. He shows you the results of the x-ray and asks you to step outside with him again. Carefully, he closes the door behind you both.
“You said you’d cure him”, you say quietly with a venomous voice. “You said you’d cure him and let him go if I came here … and I’m here now. Keep your end of the promise, Kry.”
“I guess I could do that”, Dr Kry says thoughtfully. “If that’s what you want.”
“Of course it is.”
“But in that case, I want you to stay here.”
“No fucking way!” you almost shout. “I’m not going through this shit again!”
Dr Kry raises his eyebrows warningly. “Lower your voice.”
You bite your cheeks.
“I won’t let you treat me like that again, Kry”, you hiss.
“I see”, he says and sighs heavily. “In that case, I guess I’ll have to do what I feared. I don’t want to hurt anyone with your genetic material … but if you don’t let me care for you again, I’ll do what is necessary to keep you with me.”
“You’re sick.”
Dr Kry takes a step forward. You back.
“You will do what I want unless you want me to kill your son”, he says quietly. “You know what I can do. Do you really want to test your luck?”
You hide your face in your shaking hands to prevent yourself from going insane. Tears starts to flow once again. Dr Kry puts his hand on your shoulder.
“What do you say, Y/N?” he asks. “I will let your son and … husband … go if you let me have you again. I have no use or interest in them. They’ll be completely safe. All I want is you. No one else.”
Your sobs make his heart shatter, but he has to stand his ground.
“It’s not a hard choice”, he says softly. “Don’t you want to save your son? I know you want to. You’re such a good person, the best I’ve ever met. You always want to care for others. So what do you say? Will you do what I want?”
“Yes, fine”, you mumble defeatedly into your hands. “If that’s what it takes to keep him safe.”
Dr Kry breaks out into a smile and hugs you tightly. He leans his head on yours and breathe out in relief. You’re his patient again, you’re his. He tries to remove your hands from your face.
“Will you stay here while I contact Noah’s father?” he asks.
He feels better calling your husband Noah’s father than your spouse. Dr Kry takes your phone to call him. While he’s talking to your husband, you feel like you’re going to throw up. Dr Kry tells the man that he can come get Noah, but that you have to stay for checkups that will mostly take the rest of the evening. You’ll have to stay the night. You listen to it all. You want to snatch the phone and scream that you’ll be hurt again, but you can’t move. Things are starting to sink in.
“Let’s go inside the room and wait for him”, Dr Kry says and puts his hand on your back. “Come here, sweetheart. Wipe your tears and put on that smile I love. He’ll be safe soon, think about that.”
You nod and dry your eyes with your sleeve. Dr Kry opens the door again and you enter. The doctor gives your son a pair of crutches and tells him to stay off his hurt foot for a while. He should do more, but he can’t think straight. All he wants is for him to get out of the hospital so he can have you all to himself.
When your husband has come to the hospital, Dr Kry leaves the room with Noah, locking the door behind him. You have ten minutes for yourself in the room. You take the opportunity to walk around and look at it. Eight years have passed, and yet everything’s right where it was left. The bookmarks in the books are still where you stopped reading. A lump forms in your throat. Will you go back to that terrified, weak woman again? Will he strip you of everything again? Tears run down your face. You’re really back in his grasp. He will isolate you, deprive you of everything but him. He will kill you.
The door opens behind you, but you don’t dare to turn around. Fast footsteps reach you and you feel his arms around you.
“What’s wrong?” he asks. “What happened?”
You only shake your head.
“Come here, Y/N”, Dr Kry says and gently leads you by your upper arms to the bed. “Let’s talk.”
He sits you down and roll over on his stool. You keep your head down, hands trembling in your lap.
“Y/N, I don’t want us to start off on the wrong foot”, he says and tries meeting your eyes. “I’ll do anything for you. You know that. I let your son and husband go. I wanted to do a lot to him for having a kid with you, but I didn’t.”
Don’t fall for it.
“Do you think that will make me forgive you?” you hiss and sniffle. “You killed so many people … and you poisoned me. My heart nearly failed! I had to have surgeries after I got out of here … I could have died.”
“I know. I’ve learned from my mistakes. I won’t do that again. I promise.” He reaches for his stethoscope. “Speaking of that, we need to check you. Do you mind taking off your clothes for me?”
“Yes, I do mind.”
He sends you a tired glance. “Y/N, don’t be so difficult. I’m not going to do anything weird. Have I ever done anything weird to you?”
You honestly can’t come up with a single thing he’s done that has gone over the top. Everytime he helped you in the bathtub, everytime he checked for lumps, he’s been professional. You might not trust Dr Kry in many areas, but this is one where you’re ready to give him the benefit of the doubt.
“Exactly”, he says and gives a reassuring smile. “I just have to make sure that you’re okay. It’s been eight years. A lot can happen in those years.”
You sigh and remove your shirt. Dr Kry walks behind you and places the circular palette of the stethoscope against your spine. You shiver at the cold touch.
"Sorry", he whispers apologetically.
You wait as he moves the stethoscope around.
"Your heart sounds okay, thankfully", he says in relief.
"It's not thanks to you", you mumble.
"You can stop saying it. I'm not dumb, I know."
He asks you to lay down as he feels around your body after any abnormalities. You're suddenly exhausted, not sure of how long you can continue to stay alert. Too much has happened in the span of two hours. Of course, Dr Kry picks up on it. Of course he does.
"Are you tired?" he asks.
You don't answer. You keep your eyes down in your lap where your fingers scratch at your nails.
"I don't want to sleep here", you mumble.
"You won't do it many times", Dr Kry reassures you and walks over to the book shelf. "We're not going to stay here."
You look up. "We're not?"
"No. You escaped me one time. I can't let that happen again. We're going home."
Home? You remember Dr Kry talking about his home a few times. A 20th century villah with a big, spacious garden in the woods — far, far away from everyone and everything.
"Now, what book do you want to continue?" Dr Kry asks.
You lower your head.
Dr Kry spent the night with you. He lied down beside you in the bed. You had been handcuffed to the bedpost to make sure you'd stay in case you got any ideas.
"Are you hungry?" he asks as he sees you hold your hand over your stomach. He folds some papers and puts it in a box he's going to bring with him. "We'll stop somewhere for breakfast. I don't want to waste a single second here."
"I don't want to go anywhere with you, Kry", you say bitterly.
"That's 'Doctor' to you. You're my patient again, and hereby you shall call me 'Doctor'."
"Not a chance. You want me to call you that because it gives you authority. If we're leaving the hospital, you're not a doctor for me anymore."
"I didn't go to university and earn my degree for you to diminish my title." He smiles crookedly. "For every time you call me something other than a doctor is an hour you go without entertainment."
"You haven't even told me your first name, isn't that better than your title?"
Dr Kry turns to his box, picking it up."You don't need to know my first name."
"Why? Are you scared that I'll be able to sue you if I get away again?"
Dr Kry scoffs and turns to you, box in hand. "You could have sued me with my title and surname, Y/N. But you didn't." He raises a blond eyebrow. "And why was that? Hm?"
You glare at him. He takes a step forward, wickedness written all over his face.
"Deep down, I know you're scared of me", he says tauntingly. "You can pretend as much as you want, but you forget that I'm a doctor. I can read your body language better than anyone else. And do you know what I can read?"
He takes a step forward, causing you to take a step back. You shake your head at his infuriating question.
"That you're absolutely terrified of me", he smiles. "And that's why you didn't sue me. You knew that I'd win one way or another and that I'd get my revenge on you. You didn't dare to meet me in a court room. So I'm happy that you used your brain and didn't do it. I didn't doubt you one single time. If there's one person in this world I actually trust, it's you."
Baffled, you blink. "What?"
"You were scared and I understand that. I know you never mean to do anything to hurt anyone, but you were scared that I'd kill you … so you escaped. It had nothing to do with me. But things will change now. You don't have to be afraid of me anymore."
Do not fall for it.
I don’t want to believe you. I don’t want you in my head anymore. I don’t want to fall in your traps again. Please be silent. I know your mind games. Please, be silent. Please.
“I love you, Y/N”, he says. “I really do.”
You don’t answer. You don’t know what you should answer.
“Are you ready to go?” Dr Kry asks instead. “If you behave well, we can get whatever breakfast you want. Even junkfood.”
How generous.
"And if I don't behave?" you ask and regret it immediately.
"Then you'll have to sleep the entire ride", Dr Kry says and halts. "But maybe that's a good idea? That way, you won't see the road."
"Forget I asked."
"I'll give you a sleeping pill after you've eaten. Come now, let's go."
You sigh and follow him. Should you try to make a run for it? You're getting put to sleep after all. Doesn't matter if you behave or not.
"Don't try", Dr Kry says as you enter the elevator. "If you try the slightest thing, I'll have to do something I don't want to."
You decide to keep your mouth shut instead of asking questions this time. You follow him through the lobby, out to the parking lot, to his white car.
"Get into the front seat", Dr Kry says when you reach for the backseat doors.
You sigh and give up. When he's behind the wheel, the doors lock.
"Okay, Y/N", he says while breathing out in relief and watching the rear view mirror. "What do you want for breakfast?"
"McDonald's", you say. "I want their breakfast muffin."
He grimaces. "Eugh … fine. Okay. I did promise."
He doesn't turn on the radio, leaving you in silence with him.
You get your breakfast just in time. While you eat, you can see how Dr Kry picks out a sheet of pills from his box and cracks one open from its shell.
"Swallow this with your water", he says.
You want to snarl something back, but hold it in. Defeated, you swallow the pill. You can physically feel it slide down your throat.
"Good girl", Dr Kry says pleased. "Now you just have to sit back and relax."
You're not sure what he gave you, but just ten minutes later, you've blacked out harder than on a Friday night. Dr Kry can now drive in peace without having to worry about you memorizing the way. He glances at you from time to time, just to make sure your head isn't in an uncomfortable position or if you're awake. Swiftly, he drives off the main road, onto a smaller asphalt road, and eventually into a dirt road looking more like a bicycle path. The dirt road is divided in the middle with grass, creating enough space for the wheels of his white car. Out from the bushes a Scandinavian 1910s white tree villah exposes itself. Two floors with a green attic and bushy garden in the same color. A glass verandah meets them. Everything taken directly out of a Studio Ghibli movie.
Dr Kry jumps out of the car and walks over to your side. He picks you up in his arms and carries you inside. He remembers the first time he returned to the house after you escaped his claws. An unwelcoming smell hit him right in the face when he walked in. He felt like a cheater, spending more time at the hospital than at home. In reality it had been the lack of fresh air and after opening all the windows, it was gone.
Dr Kry walks upstairs and into his bedroom. Although you never came here — like his original plans stated — he kept his king sized bed. Just in case. And he's glad he did. Carefully, he places you under the covers, gently tucking you in.
"You're finally home", he whispers and caresses your forehead. "After way too long."
You sit up and look around. Where are you? Right. Dr Kry's house.
Quickly, you pull the covers off of you and sneak over to the door. It creaks slightly when you open it. First though crossing your mind is: where the hell is Dr Kry? Second: where is the front door? You sneak over to the white stairs and slowly move your way down.
You feel every door you find, none leading out to freedom. Finally, you find the front door, but it’s locked. Every window as well. You sigh in fear. At any time, Dr Kry could find you. You’d rather know the place before that happens. You look around, peeking your head into every room you find. Finally, your eyes lay on a glassdoor leading out to the backyard garden. You walk out into a glass verandah and see how Dr Kry is standing by one of the mighty bushes, cutting come of the dead branches. In the soft sunlight, he almost looks ethereal. He doesn’t even resemble the doctor you know.
When you realize that you’re staring, it’s already too late to slip away. He has noticed you.
“Oh, you’re awake, I see”, he says with a smile, lowering the hedge shears. “How are you feeling?”
“I … I don’t know”, you admit hesitantly with a shrug. “I feel kind of numb.”
“That’s okay, you’re not used to this house. Soon enough, you’ll love it as much as I do.”
You stand there awkwardly, not knowing what to do. You’ve never felt so lost — both mentally and physically. You have no idea where you are or what you should do. If you escape, where should you go? How do you get back to your family?
Dr Kry puts down the hedge shears and walks over to you. You flinch, but stand still, avoiding eye contact as best as possible. He puts his hands on your shoulders in a manner making you shiver in disgust. Dr Kry tries meeting your eyes, but you refuse to look in his general direction. Maybe you should have stayed in bed …
“Don’t you think it’s pretty here?” he asks softly.
You do. Oh, how pretty you think it is, but you don’t want him to think you’re okay with being here.
“I really want to go home, Kry- … doctor”, you mumble.
He smiles at your little slipup. You corrected yourself, he won’t scold you.
“You are home now”, he smiles and caresses your cheek. “You’re right where you should be. And I’m so happy about that. Come, let’s go inside.”
He leads you inside and close the doors behind him. You can hear the door lock behind you. When the there’s no escape anymore, the house suddenly feels cramped, almost claustrophobic. You gulp and glance at doctor Kry who’s smiling lovingly.
“Welcome home, little one. We have so much lost time to catch up on.”
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